Trey Gowdy Books
Trey Gowdy is a former federal prosecutor and district attorney from South Carolina. In 2010, he was elected to Congress, where he chaired the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform and the Select Committee on Benghazi. With his friend Tim Scott, he co-authored the New York Times best seller Unified – How Our Unlikely Friendship Gives Us Hope for a Divided Country.
Doesn't Hurt to Ask
What's Doesn't Hurt to Ask about?
Doesn’t Hurt to Ask (2020) teaches the subtle art of persuasion through one unconventional tool: asking questions. Former congressman Trey Gowdy explains how thoughtful questions can help you reach your audience, communicate your message, and win people over – whether that’s in a courtroom, a business meeting, or at the dinner table.
Who should read Doesn't Hurt to Ask?
- Exhausted parents looking to win their kids over in arguments
- Politically engaged people who want to advocate for their beliefs more effectively
- Anyone looking to improve their negotiation skills in their private or professional lives
What's Start, Stay, or Leave about?
Start, Stay, or Leave (2023) provides practical advice for individuals at any stage of their career who are seeking guidance on how to make informed and fulfilling career decisions. Doing so relies on the importance of self-awareness, defining one's purpose and values, and creating a clear plan for achieving one's goals.
Who should read Start, Stay, or Leave?
- People looking to start a new career
- Workaholics trying to adjust their priorities
- Anyone looking for advice on how to make life’s big decisions